During The Korea Herald’s HIT Forum held in Seoul this Tuesday, financial specialists emphasized that South Korea must implement persistent regulatory improvements and foster economic stability to secure lasting interest from international investors. The event, titled “What Will Make Global Capital Stay?”, featured insights from prominent figures including Alexander Treves of JPMorgan Asset Management, Societe Generale’s Frank Benzimra, and Nomura senior economist Park Jeong-woo. The panel concluded that broadening growth avenues and maintaining a steady reform trajectory are essential components for the nation to remain an attractive destination for global capital. By focusing on these structural adjustments, the country aims to enhance its market appeal and ensure that foreign investors remain committed to the Korean financial landscape over the long term.
Source : The Korea Herald
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